Journey to the West: Travelogue

There is nothing to say about this book. Old Tang is sincerely good to his apprentices. I am looking forward to the reaction of the apprentices when the leopard spirit in the back gives him a fake head. Leopard Spirit: Haha😄 Then your disciples will give up, right? Old Tang: I hope you can smile so happily later After Chapter 182, I changed writers once. During that time, the rating was low. The emergency callback was hastily completed. It could have been better. The plot of Leopard Spirit was not written in detail at all.

Absolute five-star praise. This is the first novel I've seen on Tomato that takes on the identity of Tang Monk and takes the path of enlightenment. Compared with those conspiracy theories, Tang San Burial and others are much better. Moreover, he did not intervene too much. He only used words and deeds to change the minds of the disciples. He did not deliberately avoid the Eighty-one Difficulties because he was familiar with the process. Especially having it on behalf of a disciple is so awesome. This is in line with Master's character. He is no longer a stubborn and pedantic old monk, but a person of flesh and blood, with advantages and disadvantages. He is more inclined to TVB Jianghua's version of Tang Monk, but he has a bit more worldliness than him. There is no Virgin Mary in the chapter about Guanyin Temple. She holds a gun in one hand and incense in the other. She is not merciful to evil people, but treats good people with compassion. The pure ending of this book is difficult to reconcile with the original meaning. I really want to see the real and fake Monkey King! Let's see how the protagonist deals with being beaten by the six-eared macaque.

I have to say that this kind of Tang Monk is normal. His views are very upright. Many of them are systematic, all kinds of people are against Buddhism, and all kinds of people are displeased with Buddhism. It's very strange to watch. How can there be so many dramas? I hope the author will update it soon. Come on.

This book is the best one in the Journey to the West series that I have read. There are no so-called conspiracy theories in it, and nothing is forced to make things happen for the sake of the plot. From the unruliness of the three apprentices at the beginning to the master's style in the subsequent plots, they are all gradually mature. Long, Tang Seng truly achieved the cultivation and generosity of a eminent monk, more like Master Xuanzang who was born out of real history. This book made me believe that people are not born with knowledge, but they all accumulate bit by bit and grow bit by bit. This should be said to be a very good book

It's good to watch, and there aren't that many conspiracy theories about Journey to the West. It's fun to watch [I learned]

A good novel, really a fan of the original work of Journey to the West (Journey to the West/Journey to the West: The Legend of Shie). Not the 1986 version of TV series and Honghuangliu. The road to the west is about cultivating the mind, not "scheming" in the ancient times, but actually intrigues in the office. This Journey to the West fan novel is far from comparable to those Honghuangliu who wear the skin of Journey to the West [Like]

To be honest, this is the most palatable and the best-looking Westward Journey fanfic so far. It doesn't have the lousy system and clichés. It's like a breath of fresh air in the mudslide. Keep up the good work, author. It's good. I love reading it.

There is no deliberate distortion of gods and Buddhas. It's quite funny, a different journey to the west.

It's really good-looking. It respects the original work, is reasonably innovative, has stable characters, and is eye-catching. Compared with the conspiracy theories of other Journey to the West fans, this one is easier for people to fall into. Maybe it's because other Journey to the West fans have read too much, such as Lingshan, conspiracy theories, etc. I just think it's childish and boring. It's good to change the taste once in a while.

To paraphrase a reader friend, this book is not full of conspiracy theories and various calculations like other Journey to the West. It is like after you are used to eating thick oily red sauce, you are suddenly given a plate of side dishes with only a little salt added, which makes people feel particularly refreshing and delicious. In addition, the author's writing style and the content are particularly well matched. It gives me the feeling of reading the vernacular Journey to the West for the first time when I was a child. It is the best Journey to the West fan work I have read so far. I came back to read the book review when I had nothing to do. The author's quality is always high. It is one of my favorite books on Tomato. Now that the plot is more than half, I am still looking forward to the story of the journey to the west of the five "masters and apprentices"